PERCEPT-PERCEPT INFLATION IN MICRO ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH: AN INVESTIGATION OF PREVALENCE AND EFFECT.

1993-08-01otherAcademy of Management Proceedings116 citationsclosed

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Abstract

Analysis of 42,934 correlations indicated that self-report methods have produced percept-percept inflation in micro research on organizations. However, further analysis of a subsample of 11,710 correlations indicated that percept- percept inflation has influenced research on particular bivariate relationships but has not had the broad, comprehensive effects envisioned by critics.

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